Paris: France has resisted an Afghanistan to help evacuate from the state as part of an investigation into relations with the Taliban, a government spokesman said on Tuesday.
The man was believed to be close to other Afghanistan evakuee who allegedly worked for the Taliban, said Gabriel Attal to BFM-TV.
Both have been placed under the supervision of their arrival in France, and the man held was detained for violating the provisions of this control size.
Minister of Home Affairs Gerald Darmanin told France Radio information that he had left the area he sued to stay in “a few minutes,” insisting there is no security hose.
Attal said the main suspect helped in the evacuation of French people from Afghanistan “at a very tense and may save lives”.
But he has a “Taliban link, at a certain point, and this needs to be determined”.
According to a minister’s document seen by AFP, he acknowledged the Taliban membership and said he had worked as the head of the Taliban examination in Kabul.
French President Emmanuel Macron promised at the television address last week that France would “protect them the most under threat in Afghanistan” while also swearing in Europe will collect “strong” initiatives to thwart illegal migration and on the network of smuggling certain people.
His comment made French left anger and activist who thought he had implied that France would only let many people inside and close the eyes to many Afghans who needed help.
Migration will be one of the most controversial battlefields because Macron prepares 2022 presidential elections that can go down to the distant duel.
The opponent turns on the government as news appears that Evakuee can be attributed to the Taliban.
“The government must explain to France what will prevent these people from being expelled immediately,” Xavier Bertrand said, a leading right-wing presidential candidate.
Challenger sea challenger Le pen plus: “Task ‘of a French welcome to take back seats when French security in danger.
This makes sense for everyone – except the government.”